Senator Chris Anyanwu in a statement signed by her special assistant on public affairs and communications Vivian Jonathan Iwuoha has responded to alleged reports that Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State insulted and humiliated Senator Chris Anyanwu and made her cry in public.
According to
report, It all started at the 2014 edition of Oru Owerri Cultural Festival,
held on Saturday, 5 August, at Ugwu Ekwema Civic Centre, when the governor made
some remarks that was supposedly directed at Senator Chris Anyanwu, during his
speech.
After calling
her name last while he observed protocol, the governor went further by saying
to the gathered crowd; “You must not allow a woman who slaps her husband in
public to govern the state. You must not allow ono na di acho di (a married
woman who has pleasure in sleeping around with other men) to govern or
represent you anymore. You must not allow a slippers thrower to be your
governor.”
“When the
time comes, we will tell you the people that will give you good governance. We
will tell you the person that will be your senator; we will tell you the person
that will be your House of Representatives member,” Okorocha added.
After the
governor’s words, the senator walked out of the venue with her aides, and was
reported to be crying as she entered into her car.
In a
response, Sen. Anyanwu has released a statement saying that Okorocha’s
uterrances showed that he is a menace to women.
Her statement
read: Governor Okorocha has chosen to constitute a menace to women; an affront
to women and this is battle for women, only our strong and virile women will
bring him to sanity.
Governor
Okorocha may have guts but not enough to let loose his tongue directly to
Senator Chris Anyanwu. That is to say the Governor did not, and dare not, call
Senator Chris Anyanwu a prostitute. Rochas has no liver to embolden him on
this. So, at the Owerri cultural festival, he urged the people not to vote for
women who are generally prostitutes and who have the tendency to slap their
husbands – and as usual he got away with it.
Senator Anyanwu
does not fit into his bizarre description and category, but it was well
interpreted by the crowd, and reports thereafter, to be a statement directed to
his enemy, the Senator. We all know, it’s no longer a cold war, why Rochas has
drawn the battle line with Senator Anyanwu.
Apart from
Senator Anyanwu being his strongest and best contender in the 2015 guber race,
Rochas will not forget the power wielded by Senator Anyanwu for his victory as
governor of the State at the point when Senator Anyanwu and APGA had not been
betrayed and sold out by Rochas. This is his sordid nature.
The statement
further stated; Rochas Okorocha needs some sort of therapy, fast. To this
extent, no counter attack came, and none will come, from distinguished Senator
Chris Anyanwu because in his usual cowardice, he made a general, sweeping
statement derogatory to women.
Women must
come together to fight against such irresponsible and immodest conduct coming
from a man who gives impression that he has no reputation to protect; who has
no respect for the office and position he represents in the State. The great
news is that Rochas has raised Senator Anyanwu to the status of candidate. She
has become a he-woman to be feared by king-kong himself.
Rochas made a
grave strategic error. He asked the general question: will you vote a woman? It
is not just Senator Chris Anyanwu that is woman on IMO, but Senator Anyanwu is
that one that he fears and dreads, knowing her strength and disciplinary
nature. That open, brazen statement that Owerri should not vote woman has gone
down for him.
Verily, the
man who passed a vote of no confidence on woman before the ancestors of Owerri
people; the man who declared at the timber market Orlu that Imo women are the
worst prostitutes will never again enjoy the votes of women. Oru Owerri
festival venue was a declaration of war against woman. He will be defeated and
deflated by a woman, God being alive and living.
Daily Times
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